In this episode, we’re diving into Attacking Anxiety—a book that challenges the way we view anxiety and invites us to respond with intention rather than fear. We talk through the key themes, the tools that stood out to us, and how the book reframes anxiety as something to understand instead of something to be ashamed of. Whether anxiety is a daily struggle or an occasional visitor, this conversation is an honest look at what it means to face it head-on.

If you read The Housemaid and then watched the movie (or vice versa), this episode is for you. We’re breaking down The Housemaid: book vs. movie, talking through our expectations, reactions, and all the moments that had us saying “wait…that wasn’t in the book.” Join us as we compare the two and share which version left the bigger impact.

In this episode, we’re doing a full deep dive into The Housemaid by Freida McFadden. We break down the plot, characters, and twists that had us flying through the pages, and talk about what worked, what surprised us, and what left us divided.

⚠️ This episode contains spoilers.
If you haven’t read The Housemaid yet, pause here, go read it, and come back to join the conversation.

In this episode, we dive into Rebecca Yarros’ In the Likely Event - the messy, emotional, slow-burn ride that had us flipping pages and asking “Why are these people like this?” We talk plot twist, character decisions, and what out thoughts were. Grab something cozy and join us for some book conversations!

We dove into Domestic Monastery—and to be honest, it wasn’t exactly what we hoped for. In this episode, we break down what didn’t resonate, the few pieces that did, and the conversations it opened up for us anyway.

Step inside the locked doors of Ward D with us as we break down Freida McFadden’s twisty, fast-paced psychological thriller. We’re talking jaw-dropping reveals, unreliable characters, and the ending that had us both rethinking everything we thought we knew.
If you’ve read the book—or just love a good thriller chat—this episode is for you.

This episode explores ‘Memory Making Mom’ by Jessica Smartt - a book rooted in intentional motherhood, Christ-centered traditions, and building a home filled with meaning. We unpack the traditions that stood out, the ones we already do, and the ones we want to start. Let’s chat about creating memories that last long after the moment passes.

"The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry" by John Mark Comer argues that hurry is the major problem in the modern life, leading to spiritual, emotional and relational damage. The book suggest that instead of constantly rushing, people should slow down and simplify their lives, embracing spiritual disciplines like silence, solitude, Sabbath and simplicity to find greater joy, wisdom, and deeper connection to their faith and each other.

Welcome to our very first episode! Join us for a quick chat and a great discussion about this amazing book!